I have a Manfrotto 055/LG20 legs. Will I encounter any problems mounting the Induro BHD2?
23172
I'm not really sure, but I would assume that if it has the standard ball head mounting stud it should be just fine...I really like this ball head...very sturdy and easy to use.
1217220
I've got two of these. One each for my tripod and monopod. I don't have a problem with either.
630158
My 681 Manfrotto / Bogen mono pod has a dual thread mount, so yes it will mount. I also have the extra tri pod type base that allows my mono to have feet. But IMO, and as Jim said heavy, so it kind of defeats the purpose of the mono pod, light, thin, etc. I'd use say a 3020 3D or 3265 head if you need more options but it is not a sturdy platform for shake free video which I assume you will be using it for.
556169
I would think that the quality and design of all the Manfrotto equipment would suggest that it is compatible. Everything I have purchased from Manfrotto has worked together, nicely. Hope that helps.
548117
The manfrotto ring on the plate is not designed to hold the weight of your camera upside down. Best to be safe than sorry on this one, unless you have insurance on you camera. I have had great results w/ black rapid.
505781
It looks like the Manfrotto MVM500A Aluminum Fluid Monopod with 500 Head (Black) already had a set of 'feet' on the unit. Why would you want to use something different that what comes with the system? See link: http://www.amazon.com/Manfrotto-MVM500A-Aluminum-Fluid-Monopod/dp/B00CBB5E3Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1430440510&sr=8-1&keywords=manfrotto+mvm500a (if the link doesn't work - copy and paste or just search for Manfrotto MVM500A and see what it looks like at Amazon).
1972954
absolutley works fine. it reduces the aperture to 5.6 so you'll want stabilization of some kind. we use a monopod with a benro head.
2232007
yeah i know what you're talking about, but i plan to mount it with a manfrotto 200 pl quickrelease, and not using your screw, to get a gd stabiliity on tripod. The problem with canon 6d it that the camera body won't accept the magnetic part, i already try two different viewfinder. They don't stick to the body because the body around the lcd screen is not perfectly flat... that's suck. What do you think about mounting your device with a 200pl quick relase? I know the screw would be too short but i can use a longer one. Thx for your quick answer. regards
225887
We have a Manfrotto and it worked fine. It fits by adjusting the angle and length of the tripod legs. The "feet" clamp into adjustable holders on the Glide Gear base. The short answer is "no." :)
2022528
I've got a 5D2 and a 70-200 2.8 IS2 on top of a manfrotto fluid head and it slides smoothly end to end. I'm guessing about 5-8lbs at least.
525350
Not sure with Manfrotto you have, the grip works great with my Manfrotto 190CXPRO. The main thing is that the tripod has a screw mount.
2187907
I use mine on an Olympus body, haven't experienced any friction when mounting.
462143
Hey there.First you should know I wound up returning my Jib. The head locked and I wasn't able to use it anymore. How long have you been using it? Have you had any issues with it being hard to pan or tilt? To answer your question.The release plate for the Manfrotto 501 is DIFFERENT from the one on the jib arm.
1824837
Yes, not a problem, mounting could be the only issue. Look at the Olympus ME51S as well.
1230257
No I do not think the legs on this unit are strong enough for your setup. Go with a higher quality tripod such as Really Right Stuff.
2044471
http://www.amazon.com/Manfrotto-Release-Special-Adapter-200PL/dp/B008I2175E/ref=pd_bxgy_p_img_y
2172708
I've not used this tripod, but did have a Mefoto - that one fell apart when trying to extend height.